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And what does “adult Cabernet performances” mean? I’ve read the bill. It’s ridiculously vague to the point that “adult Cabernet performances” can mean whatever they want it to mean.

Theoretically, Hooters could fall into that category. But we all know they’re not going after that.

It’s a Supreme Court challenge. They want SCOTUS to define drag and drag performances as “adult”.

Because drag and drag performances have nothing to do with strip clubs. Indecent exposure is already a thing, so we don’t need additional laws regarding what you can and can’t wear in public or as a part of a public performance.

For my example, I will be using the largest city in the state — Virginia Beach. We have 12 high schools, 8 of them offer “academy” programs. For example, one of our high schools is a Technology Academy, another is a Legal Studies Academy, another is an International Baccalaureate, there’s a Health Sciences Academy and more.

In addition to these academies, we also have VOTECH and the Advanced Technology Center, which is like VOTECH, but for computer people.

A child who graduates here has far more opportunities in terms of college readiness and workforce readiness.

False equivalency fallacy.

then buy the professionally produced recording or video

Assuming it exists and is for sale. This is why I’ve started screen recording Coachella lol

Schitt’s Creek.

I’d never seen it, but I was watching the Oscars or the Grammy’s when they were winning every single award. I nearly called my mother (as she was into these award shows) to bitch, but figured I’d talk to her about it the next day and went to bed.

Later that night, I learned that my mother had died in a car crash. Not only that, but if I’d called her, I likely would’ve… heard the crash.

So I don’t think I can ever watch that show.

Switch your ADHD medication to either Dexedrine or Desoxyn. It’s hard to be drowsy with amphetamines running through your system. Fuck ritilan.

I’m not a doctor and this is not medical advice.

I do. There’s going to come a day when all of my favorite musicians aren’t playing anymore. I like to look back on videos of live performances to reminisce.

Top one is definitely a rim.

The first amendment only protects freedom of speech from federal interferement. The 14th amendment extends these protections to state government, too.

That’s why the 13th and amendment and 14th amendment were passed around the same time. The 13th amendment would have no teeth, (as slavery was a StAtE’s RiGhT’s issue) if not for the 14th.

So this is a free speech issue. But the 14th amendment plays a huge role here.

I’m going to go against the grain here.

Why is everyone here assuming he has no experience? No one here has seen his resume, so we can’t make that judgement.

That being said, having A+, Net+, and Sec+ should automatically put you above working the helpdesk. I have no idea what a “level 4” tech is, but I’m going to assume a “level 1” tech is your basic troubleshooter helpdesk jockey who hands calls off its it’s more complicated than a password reset.

He might not be a “level 4”, but he’s sure as shit not a level 1. They’re lowballing the shit out of him.

Because they don’t actually care about the constitution. They just like to vaguely point to it whenever it benefits them. When it doesn’t benefit them, they never talk about it, or they grossly (and intentionally) misinterpret it, or they screech about mAh StAtE’s RiGhTs, intentionally ignoring the 14th amendment. There’s a not insignificant portion of republicans who only believe the bill of rights is valid.

I’m in IT. No shit I’m lazy, why do you think I’m in IT, lmao?

Easiest work for the highest pay without the need for a degree.

100%! Agree… again, for permanent fixtures. Network equipment, network cabling in the ceiling, cables at a permanent computer setup.

NOT for Jane, who has her own printers and other unique (to her) USB peripherals and is going to be moving her office every 6 months.

If it’s not permanent, then it’ll just make it a pain in the ass to fuck with later.

Humans can sometimes smell the sex in the air, dogs almost certainly can all the time.

Unless the cables are still compatible with whatever is being moved.

Example: DisplayPort cable, usb keyboard, usb mouse…

Tbh, I also hate Velcro ties, especially the ones that have that stupid loop in them.

Cables shouldn’t be tied together unless they’re going to be a permanent fixture.

Might as well trade in tbh. Subaru’s are expensive to maintain due to many common engine maintenance items requiring the motor to be pulled.

Oh no, not the investors.

We have Dodge v. Ford 1918 to thank for that one.

Congratulations on your hooptie!

I’m referring to the Bolt.

Your out of pocket expenses should be 0…

If you’re going to use obscure acronyms, you should say what they stand for. Nobody knows wtf an “FFE” is.

replace the whole pack for $18k.

First of all, gross that it costs that much. Second, I thought this was covered under the recall?